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A recently updated guide that points veterans to resources to help their businesses succeed. It is very robust and contains information from generating business ideas to expanding an already established business. It is very helpful for veteran entrepreneurs.
DAV provides information for veterans, and their family, who are looking to become entrepreneurs. It guides visitors to agencies, tutorials, and training information to start their business.
A guide that outlines the steps veterans needs to take to get a successful company off the ground. This site guides users to a wealth of information to help veterans find funding, legal help, and benefits offered by the VA.
If you’re a Veteran who owns a small business, you may qualify for advantages when bidding on government contracts—along with access to other resources and support—through the Vets First Verification Program. This program is run by the Office of Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization (OSDBU). Registering through OSDBU will allow you to work with us (all businesses that work with VA must be registered). Find out if you can register your Veteran-owned small business.
The VA OSDBU mission is to enable Veterans to gain access to economic opportunity by leveraging the federal procurement system and expanding the participation of procurement-ready small businesses.
The Department of Defense (DoD) has undertaken an outreach effort to identify small businesses owned and controlled by veterans and service-disabled veterans. The DoD outreach effort aims to improve prime and subcontracting opportunities for veteran and service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses. The DoD believes that the sacrifices made by veterans in the service of our country need to be recognized at all levels of government. The Defense Department is committed to make the maximum practicable prime and subcontracting opportunities available to such firms.
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